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Testing Basic and Advanced

Written By: Christopher Howell (and 2 other contributors)

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Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

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Step 1 Introduction

Testing is an important part of the OpenEVSE build process. This guide provides testing recommendation both for the user and those developing hardware and software.
OpenEVSE performs extensive self test during boot, before closing relays/contactors and while operating.
Basic Testing is recommended for all builders after building your charging station and whenever maintenance is performed.
Advanced testing shall be performed by hardware and software developers before releasing "Stable" firmware or a new hardware revision.
For builders wishing to better understand how a charging stations work, Advanced Testing may be performed.
Many advanced tests require live AC Power. Use extreme caution when working near energized high voltage components.

Step 2 Power on Self Test (POST)

During the boot process OpenEVSE will run a Power on Self Test (POST).
If the POST fails by indicating any Error condition or a RED LED/LCD please refer to the Troubleshooting guide before proceeding.